Srinagar - XAHS · Srinagar city is governed by two Urban Local Bodies, namely: Srinagar Municipal...
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Srinagar Jammu & Kashmir Vikram Dahiya UMG18038 BBA 69.15% 908:1000 703 Persons per Sq Km Total Wastewater Discharge Per Day- 40 MGD Total Wastewater Treated- 23 MGD Road Network Coverage- 813 Hectares Total Waste Generated Per Day- 300 Tonnes Total Waste Collected per Day- 120 Tonnes Total No of Primary Schools in Srinagar- 87 Total No of Secondary Schools In Srinagar- 190 No of Hospital Beds- 3015 Per Capita Demand Per Day- 205 Ltr Overall Demand- 53.55 MGD Overall Supply- 43.74 MGD Overall Demand- 1325 MW Overall Supply- 1087 MW SRINAGAR: URBAN SPRAWL AND FAILING NETWORKS -60000 -40000 -20000 0 20000 40000 60000 80000 0-4 10-14 20-24 30-34 40-44 50-54 60-64 70-74 80+ Males Females Srinagar city is governed by two Urban Local Bodies, namely: Srinagar Municipal Corporation and Srinagar Development Authority. Rapid urbanization and unorganized growth in the city have led to many problems, one of the major problems being emergence of slums and squatters in the city. This stupendous growth in the population of Srinagar urban centre has led to unprecedented area expansion in the same with slow and sluggish growth in other small and medium sized urban centres. (2) River Jhelum is the major source of water in Srinagar and the city completely lacks a proper groundwater resource system. The Public Health Engineering Department is responsible for creating water networks and laying down pipelines in the city and also to ensure clean drinking water in all parts of the city., while the Jammu Kashmir Water Resources Regulation & Management is responsible for supplying water. (3) (4) (5) Control Ground Water Board, which comes under the State Govt is responsible for supplying groundwater to only a few parts of the city. The revenue collected from water supply is collected by the State Government. (6) Construction and maintenance of drainage and sewerage activities are undertaken by the Urban Environmental Engineering Department (UEED) (7) Housing and Urban Development Department of the J&K State Government (JKHUDD). (8) Creation of sewarage utilities is undertaken by PHE Department. (9) The Economic Reconstruction Agency (ERA), under the Jammu Kashmir Urban Sector Investment Programme funded by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has undertaken the project of constructing storm water drains adjoining in the areas of NH- bypass along the city. (10) (11) The power supply enjoyed by the city is a function that comes under the State Government and the Jammu Kashmir Power Development Department is responsible for supplying power in all parts of the city and is also responsible for collection of revenues from the same. (12) Srinagar Development Authority and Jammu and Kashmir Transport Department are responsible for installation and maintenance of road markings and signage. (13) GSPC India Gasnet Limited (GIGL) has taken up the project for installation of underground gas pipelines across the city, funding approval is still pending for this project by the PNGRB (Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board). (14) The slum dwellers living in the slums of Srinagar are deprived of the bare minimum amenities offered by the above-mentioned authorities. A well-planned strategy needs to be evolved in order to deal with these areas of depravity. 1. Ahmed, P. (2019).Recentscientific.com. Available at: http://recentscientific.com/sites/default/files/4243.pdf Jkpheirrigation.nic.in. (2019). Available at: http://jkpheirrigation.nic.in/Guidelines/UniformDrinkingWaterQualityMonitoringProtocol_0.pdf 2. Jkswrra.nic.in. (2019). Available at: http://jkswrra.nic.in/orders/tarifforder47.pdf Cgwb.gov.in. (2019). Available at: http://cgwb.gov.in/gw_profiles/st_JandK.htm 3. Jkhudd.gov.in. (2019). Housing and Urban Development Department, Government of Jammu & Kashmir. Available at: http://jkhudd.gov.in/ueedcontent.html 4. Adb.org. (2019). Available at: https://www.adb.org/sites/default/files/project-document/59834/41116-033-ind-iee-05.pdf kpdd.gov.in. (2019). Power Development Department.Available at: http://jkpdd.gov.in/ 5. Jaktrans.nic.in. (2019). Available at: http://www.jaktrans.nic.in/pdfs/Tender%202018-2019.pdf. 6. Jaktrans.nic.in. (2019). License Details. Available at: http://www.jaktrans.nic.in/oldlicensedetails.htm 7. Greater Kashmir. (2019). Amendment to Gas Pipeline Act renews hope for LPG network to Kashmir | Greater Kashmir. Available at: https://www.greaterkashmir.com/news/business/amendment-to-gas-pipeline-act-renews-hope-for-lpg-network-to-kashmir/ 8. Anon, (2019). Available at: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Srinagar-City-location-of-slums-2011-Source-Cartosat-1- satellite-data-and-primary_fig6_292149808 Srinagar
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SrinagarJammu & Kashmir
Vikram DahiyaUMG18038BBA
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703 Persons per Sq Km
Total Wastewater Discharge Per Day- 40 MGDTotal Wastewater Treated- 23 MGD
Road Network Coverage- 813 Hectares
Total Waste Generated Per Day- 300 TonnesTotal Waste Collected per Day- 120 Tonnes
Total No of Primary Schools in Srinagar- 87Total No of Secondary Schools In Srinagar- 190 No of Hospital Beds- 3015
Per Capita Demand Per Day- 205 LtrOverall Demand-53.55 MGDOverall Supply-43.74 MGD
Overall Demand-1325 MWOverall Supply- 1087 MW
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Srinagar city is governed by two Urban Local Bodies, namely: Srinagar Municipal Corporation and Srinagar Development Authority. Rapid urbanization and unorganized growth in the city have led to many problems, one of the major problems being emergence of slums and squatters in the city. This stupendous growth in the population of Srinagar urban centre has led to unprecedented area expansion in the same with slow and sluggish growth in other small and medium sized urban centres. (2)River Jhelum is the major source of water in Srinagar and the city completely lacks a proper groundwater resource system. The Public Health Engineering Department is responsible for creating water networks and laying down pipelines in the city and also to ensure clean drinking water in all parts of the city., while the Jammu Kashmir Water Resources Regulation & Management is responsible for supplying water. (3) (4) (5) Control Ground Water Board, which comes under the State Govt is responsible for supplying groundwater to only a few parts of the city. The revenue collected from water supply is collected by the State Government. (6)Construction and maintenance of drainage and sewerage activities are undertaken by the Urban Environmental Engineering Department (UEED) (7) Housing and Urban Development Department of the J&K State Government (JKHUDD). (8) Creation of sewarage utilities is undertaken by PHE Department. (9) The Economic Reconstruction Agency (ERA), under the Jammu Kashmir Urban Sector Investment Programme funded by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has undertaken the project of constructing storm water drains adjoining in the areas of NH- bypass along the city. (10) (11) The power supply enjoyed by the city is a function that comes under the State Government and the Jammu Kashmir Power Development Department is responsible for supplying power in all parts of the city and is also responsible for collection of revenues from the same. (12) Srinagar Development Authority and Jammu and Kashmir Transport Department are responsible for installation and maintenance of road markings and signage. (13) GSPC India Gasnet Limited (GIGL) has taken up the project for installation of underground gas pipelines across the city, funding approval is still pending for this project by the PNGRB (Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board). (14) The slum dwellers living in the slums of Srinagar are deprived of the bare minimum amenities offered by the above-mentioned authorities. A well-planned strategy needs to be evolved in order to deal with these areas of depravity.
1. Ahmed, P. (2019).Recentscientific.com. Available at: http://recentscientific.com/sites/default/files/4243.pdf Jkpheirrigation.nic.in. (2019). Available at: http://jkpheirrigation.nic.in/Guidelines/UniformDrinkingWaterQualityMonitoringProtocol_0.pdf2. Jkswrra.nic.in. (2019). Available at: http://jkswrra.nic.in/orders/tarifforder47.pdfCgwb.gov.in. (2019). Available at: http://cgwb.gov.in/gw_profiles/st_JandK.htm3. Jkhudd.gov.in. (2019). Housing and Urban Development Department, Government of Jammu & Kashmir. Available at: http://jkhudd.gov.in/ueedcontent.html4. Adb.org. (2019). Available at: https://www.adb.org/sites/default/files/project-document/59834/41116-033-ind-iee-05.pdfkpdd.gov.in. (2019). Power Development Department.Available at: http://jkpdd.gov.in/5. Jaktrans.nic.in. (2019). Available at: http://www.jaktrans.nic.in/pdfs/Tender%202018-2019.pdf.6. Jaktrans.nic.in. (2019). License Details. Available at: http://www.jaktrans.nic.in/oldlicensedetails.htm 7. Greater Kashmir. (2019). Amendment to Gas Pipeline Act renews hope for LPG network to Kashmir | Greater Kashmir. Available at: https://www.greaterkashmir.com/news/business/amendment-to-gas-pipeline-act-renews-hope-for-lpg-network-to-kashmir/ 8. Anon, (2019). Available at: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Srinagar-City-location-of-slums-2011-Source-Cartosat-1-satellite-data-and-primary_fig6_292149808
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